The Great White Tribe in FilipiniaCincinnati: Jennings and Pye New York: Eaton and MainsReading editionChapter navigation23 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterCincinnati: Jennings and Pye New York: Eaton and MainsPrefaceIllustrationsChapter I · In Old Manila.Chapter II · All About the Town.Chapter III · The White Man’s Life.Chapter IV · Around the Provinces.Chapter V · On Summer Seas.Chapter VI · Among the Pagan Tribes.Chapter VII · A Lost Tribe and the Servants of Mohammed.Chapter VIII · In a Visayan Village.Chapter IX · The “Brownies” of the Philippines.Chapter X · Christmas in Filipinia.Chapter XI · In a Visayan Home.Chapter XII · Leaves from a Note-book.Chapter XIII · In Camp and Barracks with the Officers and Soldiers of the Philippines.Chapter XIV · Padre Pedro, Recoleto Priest.—The Routine of a Friar in the Philippines.Chapter XV · General Rufino in the Moro Country.Chapter XVI · Along the Iligan-Marahui Road.Chapter XVII · The Filipino at Play.Chapter XVIII · Visayan Ethics and Philosophy.ColophonPrevious chapter ←Front matterNext chapter →PrefaceAll chapters and sections (23)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsCincinnati: Jennings and Pye New York: Eaton and MainsPrefaceIllustrationsChapters123456789101112131415161718Other sectionsColophonCopyright, 1903, by Jennings and Pye◇← Front matterPreface →